Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, the Private Pokémon Go Southbank Adventure is family-friendly; however, all children must be accompanied by an adult.

Do I need prior Pokémon Go experience?

No previous experience is required. The guide provides assistance to players of all levels.

Is this adventure wheelchair or stroller accessible?

Unfortunately, it is not wheelchair or buggy accessible due to the nature of the walking route and terrain.

What happens if it rains during the tour?

The tour generally proceeds rain or shine; please dress appropriately for weather conditions to stay comfortable.

How many people can join one private tour?

Groups can book for up to 30 people, ideal for families or friend groups wanting a private experience.

What should I bring besides my smartphone?

We recommend comfortable shoes, a fully charged phone, portable battery packs, and weather-appropriate clothing.

Pokemon Go Southbank Tour with London Guided Walks

London’s Southbank offers more than riverside views and cultural landmarks—it’s the setting for an interactive Pokémon Go adventure that reinvents urban exploration. London Guided Walks Private Tours invites trainers of all ages to join a 90-minute journey blending the city’s historic streets with the digital thrill of Pokémon hunting. Starting at the cultural hub of Southbank Centre, this experience delivers a fresh way to engage with London’s iconic sites while leveling up your Pokémon skills alongside a Level 30 Trainer.

This isn’t just a casual stroll. Participants chase diverse Pokémon species tied to distinct zones within the city’s fabric. Alongside the Thames, water and psychic types surface near the festival spaces, while a shift inland toward Whitehall reveals poison and flying types camouflaged by historic government buildings. St James’s Park, known for its real pelicans and lively squirrels, doubles as a hotspot for bug and grass Pokémon encounters before the tour culminates with a gym battle or lure session at Trafalgar Square.

The balance of real-world landmarks and augmented reality offers an engaging challenge for families, casual players, and hardcore enthusiasts alike. This family-friendly outing encourages active learning about the Pokémon ecosystem and urban environment. Guided by expert trainers, it also sharpens catching strategies and gym tactics.

Operating in central London, this tour provides a unique niche in the city’s outdoor scene by combining tech-driven gaming and physical exploration within its historic core. In a landscape crowded with conventional sightseeing tours, London Guided Walks Private Tours stands out by activating both mind and body through dynamic, social gameplay.

Ideal for all skill levels, the tour is a reminder that even well-trodden paths can reveal new adventures. Whether you’re keen to build your Pokédex or seeking a lively family outing, the Private Pokémon Go Southbank Adventure offers an inventive gateway to London’s vibrant streetscape.

About London Guided Walks Private Tours

London Guided Walks Private Tours offers privately guided walking tours across London, England, led by knowledgeable local guides.

The company specializes in themed routes — from royal history and Dickens-era streets to contemporary street art and smartphone photography workshops. Tours range from 90-minute walks to half-day experiences and include private family-friendly alternatives, bespoke events, and seasonal specials such as Christmas lights and holiday photography workshops.

Each itinerary highlights authentic London landmarks and neighborhoods: Covent Garden, Spitalfields, Brick Lane, Westminster, the South Bank, Tower Hill, and Greenwich. Guides combine historical research, storytelling, and practical photography tips when applicable. Named guides include professional photographers and historians who lead specialized walks like smartphone photo tours and River Thames history walks.

Private bookings accommodate couples, families, corporate groups, and visitors seeking an intimate, flexible pace. Experiences cover a wide variety of interests: royal palaces and Buckingham Palace views; literary routes inspired by Charles Dickens; suffragette and women’s history; Victorian crime; pub histories; street art in Shoreditch; and museum or gallery highlights in the West End. The operator also offers treasure hunts, themed scavenger hunts, and family-friendly games.

Booking information and exact meeting locations are provided at reservation. Tours are designed to be accessible and tailored to group needs, with options for non-alcoholic refreshments on pub tours and photography coaching on camera or smartphone. Availability, pricing and group limits vary and are confirmed at booking. Booking confirmation includes guide contact details and meeting instructions.